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Spare us the clutter! How a house clearout led to an illuminating early-years memoir for Bunnymen guitarist Will Sergeant

In-depth reviews of every album. Remarkable contemporary encounters. And fantastic new interviews with band members and key players about the band’s incredible legacy

Krist Novoselic on the impact and aftershock of Nevermind – and Nirvana's unexpected admiration for the Bad City Rollers

From the Smart Studio in Wisconsin – via $2 pitchers of beer at the Friendly Tavern – to Los Angeles’ legendary Sound City, Butch Vig guides us through the Nevermind recording sessions. Stand by for food fights with L7, encounters with Billy Corgan and Europe and sojourns at the “Cokewood Apartments”

From their base in a former Cold War nuclear bunker, psych warriors Altin Gün are busy reinventing the deep and mystical sounds of Anatolian rock. Their tools? Fuzz pedals, electronics, and ancient instruments once used in shamanic rituals

The CSNY legend will field your enquiries in a future issue of Uncut

68 personal favourites from the first six months of 2021

Fifty years after releasing their first album as Halfnelson, Sparks are finally ready for their close-up. A new documentary, The Sparks Brothers, directed by Edgar Wright, pays tribute to the indomitable, pioneering spirit of music’s oddest couple

A bounty here: 16 tracks in total, covering a lot of ground. I won't take up too much of your time pontificating. Just dive...